• Sit with your feet flat on the floor or on a footrest
• Have a 100-110° reclining position (if applicable)
• Push your hips as far back into the chair as possible
• Keep your knees at 90° or less (at hip level or higher)
• Use back or lumbar support where possible

Lab Chairs: Designed for different workstations like hoods and high benches. Features 360-degree pneumatic adjustment.

Office Chairs: Built for regular work desks; lacks the ergonomic range for high lab tables.

Lab Chairs: Adjustable vertically and horizontally to support posture during specialized tasks like dissection or pipetting.

Office Chairs: Generally not optimized for the forward-leaning posture required in lab applications.

Footrings: Lab chairs include adjustable footrings to sustain circulation when working at height, a feature rarely found on office chairs.

Seat Tilt: Essential for lab users who need to lean forward into equipment; office chairs often have stiff seats unsuitable for these motions.